Quick bit of help needed re cycle route maps

[2Loose]

Nottinghamshire does http://www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/h...ide/cycling/oe-cyclingmapsandpublications.htm

 

[Norm]

They are in the Burnham/Taplow area so a wave from the middle of the map should do it...

My daily commute (before I lost my job last week ) was through Taplow and I'm regularly out that way to play in the Beeches.

 

[Piemaster]

Hull does. Actually 2, a city wide one and a more detailed city centre one. Apparently updated every 2 years as well.

 

[Arch]

York does and recently sent one to every house. We started off salvaging them from the paper recycling, but gave up in the end...

Everyso often an older one turns up, I think they've been doing it for 20 years or so.

 

[TVC]

Mine doesn't.

 

[Wolf04]

Newcastle upon Tyne does.

 

[scots_lass]

Fife has one with 11 routes (only 1 off road). Not sure why a lot of the routes are termed 'cycle routes' when there is no special provision on the roads for bikes! They just look like ordinary roads to me!

 

[Hilldodger]

Mine doesn't.

Your's will by the summer

 

[Paulus]

London does, there are 14 of them more or less covering the A-Z area.

https://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/roadusers/cycling/cycle-guides-request.aspx

 

[Hilldodger]

Cheers everyone - Leicester will be getting a new map in the summer!

 

[Beardie]

Swindon does a new one every so often, mainly to accommodate all the new suburbs that have been built, rather than to show new cyclepaths in existing areas. They also reverse the usual convention re. hills: the arrows point up the hill rather than down.